Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-06-29
STATE, COAST AND ELsEwsERE.

S'6"So tho oiii pTOulUlllng The use OF
stoves in railroad cars.
The measles are epidemic at Wads.
worth. Nearly all the children in
town are of carmine hue.
The South Pacific Coast Railway
will be transferred to the Southern
Pacific Company on June both.
The Southern Pacific promises to
put 5000 or 6.000 men at work sout
OF San Luis Obispo this fall.
The California winery and Security
Company has secured warehouse room
for 100000 gallons Of wine.
The Thistle arrived in the CLYDE
June s1st flying seven prize flags She
will compete in eight other matches
The steamer Australia, sailing June
,alst took twenty.six cases arms and
ammunition. valued at So, to Hon.
ululu.
The Mono County branch of the
American Party is about to organize
and send delegates to the mass meet
ing in San Francisco on July 4,h.
An official return shows that Ger.
man conscriptions in 1886 reached
l,616,526 in number, and prosecutions
for emigration without permission,
159,092.
A crazy Chinaman was fonud wan.
dering near Halleck, Elko county,
last week. A Chinaman who inter.
viewed the lunatic said: He talk
like hell all time, no say nothing"
The Wine Dealers Association has
refused to confer with conference
committee OF the wine.growers on the
subject OF the puIe wine bill. The
measure was passed without their CO.
operation, they say, and they do not
wish 10 have any hand in its enforce
ment.
The Grand Lodge OF Dakota in ses-
sion at Huron last week, passed a res.
olution that no person engaged in
Keeping saloon shall be entitled to
the degrees in any subordinate lodge
in the jurisdiction. and that no Mason
keeping saloon shall be received in
lodge by affiiation.
Another proposal il made to amend
The Constitution of France by chang.
ing the method of electing Senators
and submitting them TO universal suf.
frage. This is the entering wedge for
Il proposition for the abolition of the
Senate, If the change were accepted,
France would have two representative
bodies, both elected in the same way,
and this obvious supertluity would
lead to the dropping out Of one.
A London gentleman offers, as his
commemorative of the Jubilee, to give
the following sums for the purpose
named: One hundred pounds for an
institute of comparative pathology
(wilhont viyiseclion), to study the
diseases Of the lower ANIMALS aud
their similarity and communicabiliiy
to the human subject; $50 for horse
institute; ESQ for dogs institute; ESQ
for cats instiute-on condition that
ten gifts Of similar amounts be added
for the same purposes.
The President is not going to take a
vacation in July, He has received an
invitation To spend two weeks of the
early Aulum in hunting IN the Adlron.
dacks, Iii not improbable that this
invitation may be accepted by both
himself and Mrs. Cleveland. The
Summer months will be spent 10y the
President and his wife ,l their country
home on Tenallylown road. 1t is not
probable that the President will leave
Washington again until he goes 10 st.
Louis in September, on the occasion
of the annual reunion Of the Grand
Army of the Republic
The Belgian Liberals have had their
convention at Brussels, and have
issued the programme by which they
hope TO aliay existing discontents
They call for gratuious and oblga.
tory education, The regulation of child
labor in factories; the provision Of
technical school for adults; the separ
alton of church and state; the ab0ll.
ton Of conscriplion and of substitu
ton; an incJme tax; the repeal OF he
duties lately imposed on foreign cattle;
insurance against accidents for work
iagmen Oh the Prussian plan, and
somc sort Of machinery lor regulating
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